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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1921
Page
1
A chaotic dispatch reports calls for China to insist on Shantung and Manchuria or quit, amid a protest by a Chinese secretary and claims that powers have deserted China in its struggle for justice. The piece quotes an American conference context and hints at ongoing diplomatic tensions and unconfirmed plans.
Fragmented notes describe a political debate on national policy. Mentions include petitioners, administration figures, and calls to define government stance. Key figures and dates are unclear due to OCR errors, with references to Pete and possible national legislative action.
The Britain United States and Japan pact gains government approval as Ulster consent not required. Ireland given option to withdraw after a month. Pope Benedict expresses satisfaction over the agreement as Sinn Fein delegates reach a basis for settlement. Cabinet approves Irish cabinet readiness for the next step in the process.
Reports from London say Britain may approve a four power pacific arrangement including the United States and Japan as a substitute for a direct Anglo Japanese alliance. A tentative gentlemen’s agreement could be exchanged without a formal treaty and await prime ministers’ consensus before formal submission.
Obituary notice reports W G Moss dying at his residence Monday evening. The fragmented obituary mentions family, local ties, and community roles, noting lingering health and a funeral planned with friends and neighbors in the area.
Paris report says Germany likely to receive a three year delay in cash indemnity payments. Allied reparations officials from France Great Britain and Germany are negotiating a breathing spell while a mutually acceptable scheme is worked out.
City notices announce a December 20 release by City Treasurer Bil as shops promote a big five dollar day event. The ad details bargain buys across several stores and shelves, with readers urged to visit participating outlets for the extra savings amid holiday shopping.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a forthcoming agreement and references to places and people, mentioning Birmingham and London with unclear names and dates. The readable bits suggest a national stance and potential legal or political action but details remain obscured by garbled text.
A damaged report notes negotiations on a provisional government in southern Ulster and a framework linking Sinn Fein with Britain's leadership. It describes a plan to form a southern administration, seek assent from Parliament, and resolve Irish independence terms while ensuring no derailment of ongoing peace efforts.
The president voices gratitude for Congress and its leaders, praises bipartisan effort, and stresses safeguarding unity. He stresses the executive branch's need to balance party interests with national aims, supports continued economic measures, and addresses funding for war debts, trade policy, and administrative reforms amid ongoing global conflict.
Washington D C delegates to disarmament meet and foreign diplomats present. Smoot moves amendments to flexible permanent tariff law. President Harding urges world restoration program and measures to stabilize global trade. discuss aid and relief, with emphasis on government and private cooperation.
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